Eslint-plugin-react is a valuable tool for developers working with React, offering specific linting rules to improve code quality and consistency in React projects. Comparing versions 1.5.0 and 1.4.1 reveals key updates relevant to users. Both versions maintain the core functionality of providing React-specific linting, leveraging ESLint for static code analysis. They share common development dependencies like Mocha for testing, Istanbul for code coverage, Coveralls for coverage reporting, and eslint-tester for, well, testing eslint plugins.
The most notable difference lies in the ESLint dependency. Version 1.5.0 upgrades to ESLint 0.17.0, while version 1.4.1 relies on ESLint 0.15.0. This upgrade introduces potential compatibility considerations. Developers upgrading to eslint-plugin-react 1.5.0 should ensure their ESLint environment is updated accordingly to avoid conflicts or unexpected behavior. The update suggests that version 1.5.0 likely incorporates new features or bug fixes present in ESLint 0.17.0, further enhancing the linting capabilities for React code. The release dates indicate that version 1.5.0 came out about 11 days after version 1.4.1 so the changes implied in the newer version are expected to be targeted towards recent bug fixes and improvements to the base eslint library.
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